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Google Analytics Facing Possible Ban in Norway

By Mike Wheatley Aug 21, 2012

Google Analytics could be about to go offline in Norway, after that country’s Data Protection Bureau declared that the service fails to comply with a recent EU directive regarding the collection of IP addresses.…

Healthy Big Data: When Cutting Edge Graphics Meet Medical Science

By Mike Wheatley Aug 21, 2012

You might think you know what big data is capable of, but until you’ve explored what the medical profession can do with it, chances are you probably know very little. Big data isn’t just…

Top Big Data Hardware Suppliers in 2012

By Tavis J. Hampton Aug 21, 2012

Big Data in itself does not always necessitate big hardware, but more often than not, the long-term storage and processing of big data requires hardware that can carry the workload. Many server hardware manufacturers…

Dell Expands Virtual Desktop Push With Wyse-Powered VMware Zero Clients

By Matt Weinberger Aug 21, 2012

Late yesterday afternoon, Dell unveiled a new line of VMware-friendly virtual desktop clients based on technology from its acquisition of Wyse, alongside new reference architectures and SSD-hybrid storage solutions to support them. The new…

Apple-Samsung Deliver Closing Arguments Today

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 21, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features: Apple and Samsung preparing to deliver their closing arguments in a high-profile court case; Ofcom favoring Everything Everywhere for 4G LTE; Panasonic tying smart appliances to the cloud; and…

NetApp’s Big Flash Push: New Product, Huge Ecosystem Update

By Maria Deutscher Aug 21, 2012

A couple days ago with Big Blue announced its first major commitment to flash with the acquisition of Texas Memory Systems, I said that the deal is going to have a big impact on the…

Springpad and Snooth Make Fine Foodie Pairings

By Kristen Nicole Aug 21, 2012

The beauty of curation is the context that builds around your collections, and it’s a social development made popular by the likes of Pinterest, Evernote and to some extent Facebook. One company was built…

Project Zephyr – VMware’s Upcoming Public Cloud Project Built to Take On AWS, Rackspace, MS

By John Casaretto Aug 20, 2012

If you haven’t heard the rumors, there are rumblings that VMware is launching a public cloud IaaS service. The formal announcement may come at next week’s VMWorld conference where theCube will be broadcasting. Long…

“Severe” iPhone Security Flaw Exposed by Jailbreaker pod2g

By Mike Wheatley Aug 20, 2012

A prominent jailbreaker known as pod2g has discovered a serious flaw in iOS that could allow people to spoof their identity and make text messages appear as though they’re originating from a different source.…

Google Input Tools Adds Arabic Script Translation

By Mike Wheatley Aug 20, 2012

As part of its efforts to make the internet more accessible for those who use other languages besides English, Google has just unveiled a new tool which can automatically translate Roman-character based Arabic (known…

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Google Analytics Facing Possible Ban in Norway

Healthy Big Data: When Cutting Edge Graphics Meet Medical Science

NetApp’s Big Flash Push: New Product, Huge Ecosystem Update

Springpad and Snooth Make Fine Foodie Pairings

“Severe” iPhone Security Flaw Exposed by Jailbreaker pod2g

Google Input Tools Adds Arabic Script Translation

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